Fence crasher: Long history with federal courts

Dustin Flying, the man who pleaded guilty last week to five charges in the events that involved a vehicle plowing through the fence of the tennis court by Havre High School and walking into the wrong house covered in blood, is a recent parolee from federal prison and has a history of violations.

Flying got out of federal prison on supervised release, the equivalent of probation, at the beginning of last month and was only out for a few weeks before breaking the law again.

His record goes back at least six years.

In 2010, Flying pleaded guilty to domestic assault-habitual offender

that resulted...